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Who we work for

We repair bodywork for private customers, for businesses with fleets and commercial vehicles, and for the claims insurers entrust to us.

Good to know

We work with your insurance company

If your car has suffered an incident covered by your insurance, you don't have to be the go-between: we coordinate with your insurer and its loss adjuster so the repair is authorised and done properly.

It's one of the reasons many customers come to us: less paperwork, fewer phone calls and the car back the way it should be.

How we handle it
  • You choose the garageAs a rule you can take your car to the garage you prefer; we help you check what your policy says.
  • We deal with the loss adjusterWe prepare the damage assessment and go through it with your insurer's loss adjuster.
  • We collect and deliverIf it suits you better, we pick the car up and bring it back repaired.
  • We keep you postedYou always know what stage the repair is at.
Common misconceptions

What people often believe, and what actually happens

Six ideas we often hear at the garage that are worth clearing up.

“A car that's been in an accident is never right again.”

If the structure is brought back to its measurements on a jig and joints, sealing and protection are reproduced as at the factory, the repair is sound and safe.

“My insurer decides where my car is repaired.”

As a rule you can choose the garage. Some policies offer perks at their partner garages: we help you read yours before you decide.

“A small dent can wait.”

A scrape that lifts the paint leaves bare metal exposed. With the sun and salty air in the south of the island, corrosion sets in sooner than you think.

“Eco-friendly paint is lower quality.”

A paint with fewer solvents can give an equally durable finish. What makes the difference is the preparation and the application.

“A used car that looks good has never been in a crash.”

A well-polished respray can go unnoticed at first glance. A paint thickness gauge and a check of panel gaps, sealing and welds give it away.

“It doesn't matter where it's painted: paint is paint.”

What you can't see —surface preparation, anti-corrosion protection and painting in a booth— is what decides how long the repair lasts.

Shall we take a look?

Book an appointment or ask for a free estimate.